Importer fined for selling unsafe toys
An importer in London has been fined for supplying toys containing toxic chemicals
Posted 07 March 2019 | JoTS Online
Content Tags: Updates|Retail|London
UPDATES: A London importer and his company have been fined after supplying unsafe toys, including products containing banned chemicals, highlighting the importance of rigorous safety compliance and effective market surveillance.
A London-based businessman and his imports company have been fined a total of £35,000 for supplying unsafe toys for retail, including a toy gun that contained toxic chemicals.
Hamza Memon and his company, Memon Imports Ltd of Ilford, East London, were found guilty of 12 breaches each of the Toys (Safety) Regulations 2011, one offence of supplying a toy that contained a banned substan...
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